on 06-02-2011 7:25 AM
MIGO_GR: Financial accounting document number for Investment GR (asset) when PM Order does not exist
In the process I have created PR using ME51N with account assignment category as u201CAu201D
Created and confirmed the PO (ME54 and ME22N)
Now, the issue is how to do GR for the investment. When I post for GR at MIGO_GR I get error message as u201Cfinancial accounting number not generatedu201D.
In this case is that required to do Invoice receipt or not. if yes what is he Tcode to be used
Please help
Hi
Check with your FI Colleagur if Asset Entry should happen at MIGO or MIRO. based on the config, Accounting entry will be generated or not generated for Assets
regards
Sanil
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In OBF4,Check for document type - WE,internal no. of number range is assigned &
number range is defined for company code for current fiscal year in MRM4.
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Hi,
Please check in PO-> delivery tab, if "GR non-valuated" has been selected?
If yes, then there will be no FI document being generated for GR.
But you can still carry out the invoice.
Thanks and regards,
Polly
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Hi,
Well you can generate accounting entries at the time of GR or in MRO for the Asset procurement Cycle.This is standard config in SAP-IMG
Thanks & Regards,
Bijay Pradhan
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Hi,
Please go thru this:
SAP AG Asset Accounting (FI-AA)
Processing Asset Acquisitions in Purchasing (FI-AA/MM)
Processing Asset Acquisitions in Purchasing
(FI-AA/MM)
Purpose
When you are using the FI-AA component in conjunction with the Materials Management (MM)
component, you can post an asset acquisition within the framework of the ordering process in
purchasing.
Process Flow
Unlike most other business transactions, external acquisition using a purchase order requires a
sequence of steps to be performed at separate times:
Creating the purchase requisition
Creating the purchase order
Posting the goods receipt
Posting the invoice receipt
When you use this integrated ordering process, you first have to create an asset master record.
You can then post the purchase order or the purchase requisition with account assignment to the
asset. It is also possible to create fixed assets from within the transaction for creating the
purchase order. This means that you can carry out both steps, create asset and create
purchase order or purchase requisition, within one transaction. You enter the most important
asset master data information in a dialog box . From this dialog box, you can go directly to the
actual asset master data transaction. If the asset you create is incomplete because essential
asset master data information is missing, the asset has to be completed later (refer to Processing
Incomplete Assets [Page 54 ] 6 ). You can specify an asset class for each material group in
Customizing (Transactions Acquisitions ) to be used when you create fixed assets from the
transaction for purchase orders or purchase requisitions. The system then provides this asset
class as a default when you create assets for this material group.
When you post the goods receipt or the invoice receipt, the system automatically capitalizes the
asset. From an organizational perspective, it may be difficult to create an asset master record
with the purchase order. There is therefore the option of creating a purchase requisition first,
without account assignment. Then you enter the asset in the purchase order that results from the
purchase requisition.
Invoice Receipt Purchase Order Goods Receipt
Vendor
Account assignment
category
1
A
Asset number
1 Compact car
X
9/1/YY
Beetle, Inc.
......
......
20,000.-
Asset
Capitalized on
MMDDYYYY
Acquisition value
20,000.- Valuated GR
Valuated IR
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Asset Accounting (FI-AA) SAP AG
Processing Asset Acquisitions in Purchasing (FI-AA/MM)
Acquisition Posted in Purchasing
Creating a Purchase Order Item
When you create a purchase order item in the MM component that has account assignment to an
asset (account assignment category A), the system first checks to see if the asset exists. It also
determines if the asset can be posted on the planned delivery date. The system then determines
the G/L account that is to be posted. It then determines the additional account assignments that
are valid on the delivery date and notes these for the purchase order item.
When there is account assignment to an asset from a purchase order, no values are updated on
the asset, and no line items are created at this point. For this reason, the account assignment of
the purchase order item can be changed up to the time of the first goods receipt or invoice
receipt.
Purchase Orders for LVAs
For account assignment to a low value asset or to a collective low value asset, the system makes
sure that the APC of the asset together with the order values of the individual items does not
exceed the maximum limit for low value assets.
For collective low value assets, the order quantity is also taken into account for this check. The
total amount determined (APC + order value) is divided by the total quantity (amount already on
hand + the order quantity), and the result is compared with the maximum value limit that has
been specified.
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Creating a Purchase Order for the Asset
Creating a Purchase Order for the Asset
Procedure
1. First, determine the information that is necessary for creating the purchase order:
Check in the Purchasing component whether a purchase requisition exists for the
asset (Logistics Materials management Purchasing).
Determine the vendor from whom you are ordering the asset. If needed, enter the
purchasing data for the vendor.
Determine the asset number of the asset that is being ordered. If necessary, create a
new asset.
2. Create the purchase order. If there is a purchase requisition, use it as a reference (in
Purchasing: Purchase order Create).
In the initial screen, when you specify the account assignment type A (for asset), this
determines
The account assignment to an asset
How the goods receipt or the invoice receipt is to be handled (are asset values to be
posted at the time of the goods receipt or at the time of the invoice receipt).
3. Once you have entered the general purchasing data in the first screen (order date,
material group, etc.), a dialog box appears. Enter the asset to which account assignment
is to be made in this dialog box.
4. If the asset master record for your purchase has not yet been created, you can create it
directly from within the purchase order transaction.
5. Display the order item and its current delivery status (in Purchasing: Purchase order
List display By account assignment).
6. Later, post the goods receipt or the invoice receipt. (The Customizing definition of the
account assignment type determines when the asset values are posted - either at goods
receipt or at invoice receipt.) See the corresponding documentation for the Materials
Management (MM) component.
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Asset Accounting (FI-AA) SAP AG
Goods Receipt and Invoice Receipt with Reference to Asset
Goods Receipt and Invoice Receipt with Reference to
Asset
Purpose
You can post the goods receipt and the invoice receipt for an ordered asset with reference to the
purchase order.
Bookkeeping
Warehouse
clerk
Asset
Accountant Follow-up
and checks
Purchasing
Purchase
order request
Error tolerance
Check
acquisition
Invoice
receipt
Create
asset
Goods receipt
Purchase order
Acquisition Posted in Purchasing
Process Flow
There are several ways of posting this type of business transaction:
Valuated goods receipt, before the invoice receipt
The system capitalizes the asset, creates line items, and updates the value fields of the
asset. You post the invoice at later date. If there are differences between the amount
posted and the amount of the invoice, the system automatically corrects the APC amount
on the asset.
Unvaluated goods receipt, before the invoice receipt
In this case, the system does not create line items and update values until the invoice is
received. The system also carries out capitalization at the time of the invoice receipt. The
system, however, uses the date of the goods receipt as the capitalization date.
Invoice receipt before the valuated goods receipt:
Based on the definition in FI-AA Customizing, the goods receipt is assigned a default
transaction type (under Transactions) that does not capitalize the asset. In this
case, the asset is capitalized at the time of the invoice receipt. The system creates a
line item with an amount of zero (if the purchase order price = the invoice price).
Based on the definition in Customizing for Asset Accounting, the goods receipt is
assigned a default transaction type (under Transactions) that does capitalize the
asset. In this case, the asset is not capitalized at the time of the invoice receipt. The
384 April 2001
SAP AG Asset Accounting (FI-AA)
Goods Receipt and Invoice Receipt with Reference to Asset
system creates a line item with an amount of zero (if the purchase order price = the
invoice price).
If the purchase order price differs from the invoice price, you can only post the invoice
receipt when this difference is positive. The system rejects the posting of invoices that
would result in a negative balance on the asset.
Invoice receipt before the unvaluated goods receipt
The system capitalizes the asset, creates line items, and updates the value fields.
Setting Valuated or Unvaluated Goods Receipt
You determine whether the goods receipt is valuated or unvaluated by means of the account
assignment category (A = asset). In Customizing for Purchasing, choose Account Assignment
Maintain Account Assignment Categories. You can also maintain the control indicator in the
detail screen of the purchase order item.
It makes sense to post the goods receipt valuated, since the date of the goods receipt usually
determines the moment the asset belongs to the fixed assets of the enterprise.
Accounts
When you post a valuated goods receipt, the system posts a debit to the asset and a credit to
the Goods receipt/invoice receipt clearing account. You have to set up this clearing account in
Customizing (Financial Accounting General Ledger Accounting Business Transactions
Integration Materials Management). This account is cleared when the invoice receipt is
posted.
When you post an unvaluated goods receipt, the system makes an integrated posting (debit to
asset and credit to vendor). The system does not create any FI posting document in this case,
only an MM document.
Cash Discount
During the payment run, differences may arise between the amount paid and the capitalization
amount, because too little or too much cash discount was deducted. In this case, you follow the
same procedure as for an integrated acquisition posting, and make adjustments to APC using
collective processing in the General Ledger (General Ledger Periodic Processing Closing
Regroup Prof.Segment Adjstmt).
Procedures
Posting a Goods Receipt [Page 386]
Posting an Invoice Receipt [Page 387]
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Asset Accounting (FI-AA) SAP AG
Posting a Goods Receipt
Posting a Goods Receipt
Procedure
1. Choose Logistics Materials management Inventory management.
2. Choose Goods movement Goods receipt For purchase order PO number
known.
3. Enter transaction type 101 and the number of the purchase order in the initial screen.
Press Enter
4. Confirm the posting in the resulting screen by choosing Post goods receipt. The data
defaulted by the system is correct.
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Posting an Invoice Receipt
Posting an Invoice Receipt
Procedure
1. Choose Logistics Materials management Invoice verification.
2. Press Enter invoice.
3. Enter the document date, the purchase order number and the document type (RE = post
gross).
4. Press Enter Enter the amount of the invoice and the input tax indicator, if necessary.
Set the indicator Calculate taxes.
5. Press Enter The system displays the purchase order items.
6. Save.
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